Yo, I’m doing the Java Course and it’s going all very well… I would just like some more practice to consolidate what I learn.
Can someone offer me challenges or tests about each of the 3 units, please? That’d help me a lot to consolidate the concepts, thanks!
Please what did the java project cover.
Did it demonstrate java being used as a backend of a frontend language while connected to a database e.g MySQL? . Please your answer will help me. I want to purchase the course for reason being that I want to use it as backend while connected to MySQL
Oh, the course is about backend developing in general, not specifically to your purpose. But im sure that by doing it, you can get to learn your purpose in a future coz it explains fundamentals quite well. If you want me to detailedly explain what it’s about, i will!
Yes please explain I want to know
The thing is I’m looking for a backend language that I can use with MySQL but I don’t know how java works with frontend and backend while connected to a database. I want something I can use with MySQL but not php that’s y I want to know if the course can help my purpose
Thanks so much I am grateful bro
First, basics… primitive and reference types, if statements, etc… basic stuff. Next, object oriented programming, including classes, inheritance and interfaces. And finally, advanced stuff like exceptions, generics, etc.
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